Denise Kovnat presented a program on You Can’t Judge a Warp by its Color. She discussed concepts like color blending (simultaneous contrast) and color chords, the importance of value, and even the importance of pattern when it comes to color blending.
Denise Kovnat is a handweaver and teacher of handweaving living in Rochester, NY. Her weaving interests are in extended parallel threadings, fine yarns, hand-painted warps, deflected double weave, and collapse techniques. Denise teaches, exhibits, and sells her craft throughout the United States and Canada. She is the author of Weaving Outside the Box: 12 Projects for Creating Dimensional Cloth, and has won awards for her work at regional, nationwide, and international shows. Her website and blog are Random Acts of Color, www.denisekovnat.com.
Denise Kovnat is a handweaver and teacher of handweaving living in Rochester, NY. Her weaving interests are in extended parallel threadings, fine yarns, hand-painted warps, deflected double weave, and collapse techniques. Denise teaches, exhibits, and sells her craft throughout the United States and Canada. She is the author of Weaving Outside the Box: 12 Projects for Creating Dimensional Cloth, and has won awards for her work at regional, nationwide, and international shows. Her website and blog are Random Acts of Color, www.denisekovnat.com.
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